The Fastest Show in Sports

Have conviction, settle greed in college football, & don't be afraid to say you don't like the WNBA.

Don't like the WNBA? Go ahead, say it out loud because it's NOT ABOUT SEXISM. Sports yakkers who have zero conviction in what they say, the simple answer to settle the greed in college football, and more than a few shots at Katy Perry, Gayle King, and their E ticket ride to space. Join Ed Berliner, Kevin Wnter and Mike Wise for another edition of "How to get in Trouble without Really Trying" on "The Fastest Show in Sports".

Gambling on Masters, the NBA, the NFL, and our reputations.

Join Ed Berliner, Mike Wise and Kevin Winter for the first "Hawaiian Shirt  Friday", (which will, of course, be difficult to enjoy on audio), as they dig deep into the "sport" of gambling in America. From the lies spit out by the gambling platforms, to which major sport is the most likely to be influenced by gamblers, and a SHOCKING revelation about Kevin and his time spent in Las Vegas. Lay your money down on another episode that is the smart podcast gamble here on "The Fastest Show in Sports".

College Hoops turns NBA Lite & the ESPN reporting "con job".

Ed Berliner, Kevin Winter and Mike Wise on why the NCAA Basketball Tournament succeeds while being nothing more than a Junior version of the NBA, how ESPN covers up their lazy reporting, and why Pat McAfee needs to lose big time in a court of law. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll have an hour well spent. We promise. 

Chet Coppock: From MJ to mayhem on the mats

Chet Coppock was a broadcasting legend at a time when sports talk was becoming much more than just statistics and bad listener phone calls. He was erudite, whip-smart, and knew how to turn a phrase and a story. Join Ed Berliner as he goes back into the vault for a conversation with "The Chet-ster" and the excellent memories of working together on national cable TV. 

Les Grobsteen: From Chicago legend to Lee Elia's rant.

At a time when local sportscasters and reporters were the heart & soul of covering the home teams, few stood out like Les Grobsteen in Chicago. Join Ed Berliner as he remembers a great friend, a consummate pro, and the man without whom we never would have heard the legendary locker room rant of Cubs manager Lee Elia. Yes, the rant is included here without a stitch of editing. 

Mike Shalin: Red Sox, Yankees & A Life in Baseball

Mike Shalin was one of the great baseball writers of his generation, and the only one who covered both the Boston Red Sox, the NY Yankees, and held the scoring pencil at Fenway Park for many years. Join Ed Berliner as he turns back the clock and remembers a great friend and exceptional baseball writer with stories you've never heard before. 

The Legend of Tony Conigliaro: A Brother's undying love.

The legend of Tony Conigliaro is one of the most enduring in New England sports history. Join Ed Berliner for a turn into the vault and an exclusive interview with brother Ritchie Conigliaro and stories no one has ever heard before.